"I will be explicit about thanking God," she said, "and I will probably conclude by quietly stating, 'We miss you, Dad.' " "So my Zen and Jewish practices are not obviously included in these words of thanks," she added, "but they inform what I will do".
Egypt and Jordan, both American allies with strong ties to the Palestinians, have long since quietly concluded that Yasser Arafat has become an obstacle to progress.
The two sides have quietly concluded months of unofficial negotiations and Taiwan's economy minister, Yiin Chii-ming, says he wants formal negotiations to start in October.
The two sides have quietly concluded months of unofficial negotiations and Taiwan says it wants formal negotiations to start in October.See article.
Following their peaceful negotiation of a labor agreement with the players union in 2002, they quietly concluded a new five-year agreement with the World Umpires Association yesterday.
During the past few months, members of the House Democratic Caucus have quietly concluded that it is in the Democrats' best interest to keep Tom DeLay, the combative Republican House Whip, safely in office, talking as loudly and fearlessly as possible.
U.S. officials quietly concluded by the end of 2003 that the Uighur detainees were not security risks, and once pro bono lawyers began questioning the detainees' imprisonment, the U.S. released five to Albania in 2006.
Max Kalbeck, in his review for the Neues Wiener Tageblatt, wrote that the first movement had "an ending that fades away quietly" and concluded with "a final muffled pizzicato from the lower strings".
A lingering sorrow that has long soured Helen's life and marriage to Reed also is woven into the delicate fabric of the play, which quietly concludes on a hopeful note for most of the characters.
Plummer quietly concludes his show with an ardent defense of our literary heritage: "We must implore, beseech, entice, cajole, persuade, induce the children to read everything of value, of beauty while they're young or what's a heaven for?" He then quotes Emily Dickinson, a fitting thing to do for a performer whose art has been galvanized by poetry.
